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Old 1st Feb 2006, 07:20
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Good Morning Clint
Well done. I said it would not take long. Definitely the Lockheed Lightning P-38G In fact Serial No 42-13444. I bet you knew that too Clint.
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Try this.


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Looking at the cockpit window layout points me towards Tupolev TU-16?
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Not a TU-16
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Old 1st Feb 2006, 10:26
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I will keep with the Russians. Antonov An-26 perhaps?
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Spot on !

Is it just you and me this morning ? Is nobdy else coming out to play???

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It would appear that way Clint. Just to keep the ball rolling another easy one, no doubt you will have no trouble with this one.

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Could it be a Seversky P-35A perchance?
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No tachometer?

Must be a twoholer.
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Your perchance is correct it is the Seversky P-35A. You have control. This is the baby concerned.


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Old 1st Feb 2006, 17:27
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Please, before we go any further.

You must stick to a size of 800 x 600 pixels. You will notice that the pic before last was way over size and enlarges the page. Something we don't want.

800 x 600 so please stick to it. Less is ok too with around 600 x 440.

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Old 1st Feb 2006, 18:56
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My sincere apology PPRuNe Pop. At the time of posting it seemed to be well within size. Your point is well understood. I have adjusted the picture to meet the requirements
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Old 1st Feb 2006, 19:24
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Isn't that cheating Mike? Good point but I think I will protect the guys and girls from you. Use a magnifying glass!

I am most of time absolutely baffled but it is great fun to see these sometimes very sparse cockpits. Not sure I would have been happy flying some of them.

Thanks MReyn, don't go too small though. And no I don't know the type!!
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Forgive me for jumping in LowNSlow but to keep things moving thought I would post another easy one.
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Old 2nd Feb 2006, 11:25
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Mreyn, no problem, I don't have anything to post right now anyway
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Old 2nd Feb 2006, 11:35
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Is it a Convair F-102 Delta Dagger?
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No. Not the Convair
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Old 2nd Feb 2006, 12:34
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How about Mirage 2000, probably A or B model?
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You have it Mirage 2000, not sure about the model! You have control.
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I think the pic is of the E model (export version of the C model). Over to LOMCEVAK.
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